Stillingfleet, Bishop, account of, xvii, 194 opinion of, on party names, x, 243 and Dryden, illiberality of, x, 251 controversy between, xvii, 187, i, 323 answer of to the Duchess of York’s paper, xvii, 194 Storm at the death of Oliver Cromwell, ix, 23 Story of Griselda, not invented by Petrarch, xi, 215 Acis, Polyphemus, and Galatea, xii, 199 Stothard’s painting of Chaucer’s Pilgrims, xi, 217 Strong box of Charles II. extract from papers found in, x, 188 Stuart, James, vide Duke of Monmouth Succession, Shaftesbury’s attempt to alter the, ix, 268 Sullen Lovers, extract from preface to, i, 260 Sunderland, Earl of, account of, vi, 231 epistle dedicatory to, ib. 231 Superiority of English to French plays, xv, 349 Suum Cuique, xv, 276 Swallows, application of the fable of the, x, 253 Swan, Owen, account of, xiii, 97 Swash-buckler, what, iii, 6 Swift’s attacks on Dryden, i, 374 the Virgil of Dryden, ib. 393 inscription for Sir R. Blackmore’s picture, viii, 445 account of the Hind and the Panther, x, 106 Synalepha, example of, xii, 57 T. Talbot, Charles, vide Shrewsbury, Duke of Tale of the Nun’s Priest, xi, 327 Wife of Bath, ib. 377 Sigismonda and Guiscardo, ib. 405 Tales from Chaucer, fables, xi, 193-399 of Chaucer modernized by Dryden, xii, i-xci Knightes Tale, xii, iii Nonnes Preestes Tale, ib. liii Floure and the Leafe, ib. lxviii Wif of Bathes Tale, ib. lxxxii Tamerlane, a tragedy, epilogue to, x, 356 Tarquin and Tullia, xv, 267 remarks on, ib. 266 Tasso’s imitation of the Iliad, xiii, 17 Jerusalem, translation of by Edward Fairfax, xi, 207 Taste, false, prevalence of in the age of James I. i, 9 in poetry, Sir William Davenant a restorer of, i, 48 Tate, Nahum, account of, ix, 315 assisted Dryden in the Second Part of Absalom and Achitophel, ib. 315 Taylor, John, the water-poet, account of, xv, 378 Te Deum, translation of by Dryden, i, 343 Tears of Amynta, a song, xi, 171 Tekeli, Count, insurrection of, x, 387 The Tempest, or the Enchanted Island, a comedy, iii, 95 remarks on, ib. 97 preface to, ib. 99 prologue to, ib. 103 epilogue to, ib. 205 character of, i, 106 Terence, unity of time neglected by, xv, 315 Ternate, description of the island of, xvi, 166 Test-act, what it required, x, 187 particulars regarding, ib. 260 Theatre, prologues and epilogues sold at the door of the, x, 316 of Drury-Lane burnt, ib. 319 Theatrical amusements introduced into Scotland by the Duke of York, x, 360 Theocritus, character of, xii, 278 translations from, ib. 285-307 idea of Cymon and Iphigenia, borrowed from, xi, 452 Theodore and Honoria, xi, 435 remarks on, ib. 433 Third Miscellany, appearance of, i, 378